Mopsos

I just came back from a full day event at ENSAM in Paris where students presented their project reports before going on holiday. This was organized by Marc de Fouchecour, a KM pundit in France, and professor at ENSAM. Event/Course - PROJETS KM ENSAM

I was truly impressed by the quality of their work, and amazed to realize that many of them actually "get it" as we thought and experimented at Schneider Electric. As Marc put it (approximate quote):

As a professor of Knowledge Management, I have always tried to keep up with the latest developments worldwide so as to maintain a leading edge over my students. For the first time this year, I did not succeed. Networking is much more natural to students than to teachers, and too much has been going on lately with respect to collaboration technology.

This seems to indicate that KM is more a socio-political movement than a academic discipline.

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